The Mind's Eye, sci-fi/psychological horror

In this sci-fi/horror story, we witness a world where some individuals possess extraordinary psychic abilities that allow them to control the minds of others and manipulate reality at will.

In ‘The Mind's Eye’, we follow the story of Zach and Rachel, two people with telekinetic powers who are hunted by a sinister institute that seeks to use their abilities for dark purposes.

As they struggle to protect themselves and escape their pursuers, Zach and Rachel discover the true extent of their psychic potential and become embroiled in a battle for their freedom and survival.

With intense action scenes, stunning visual effects and constant suspense, the film immerses the viewer in a world of extraordinary mental powers and dangerous conspiracies.

As the plot progresses, dark secrets are revealed and epic confrontations are unleashed that challenge the perception of reality and the very nature of the human mind.

Through a unique visual style and immersive narrative, ‘The Mind's Eye’ explores themes of mind control, resistance against oppression and the power of mind over matter.

With compelling performances and frenetic pacing, the film offers a thrilling cinematic experience full of surprises for fans of the sci-fi/psychological horror genre.

Although the film did not receive major awards recognition, it was nominated for the Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best Limited Release Film, highlighting its appeal within the horror community.

Lead actor Graham Skipper was praised for his committed portrayal of the telekinetic protagonist, although he was not nominated for any major awards.

Commercially, The Mind's Eye had a modest theatrical run, grossing just under $50,000 on a relatively low budget.